Exercise.com Websites

Exercise.com Websites is a paid website and operations platform for fitness businesses that want their public presence connected to scheduling, coaching and billing. It fits gyms, studios, coaches, teams and other operators offering both in-person and online services. The trade-off is a broad, business-focused system sold by quote rather than a self-serve price list.

Overview

Exercise.com combines a fitness website builder with access to expert website-design partners. Branded sites can handle booking, lead capture, client services and digital sales instead of serving only as marketing pages. Workouts, assessments, appointments and member interactions are managed alongside the website, giving established operators one place for online and onsite activity.

The company has worked on workout software since 2010 and is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama. Its stated audience includes gyms, studios, coaches, influencers, sports teams and other fitness businesses.

Key features

Websites, leads and sales

Booking calendars and lead forms make the site an intake and scheduling channel. A new lead can start automated email, SMS and in-app messages, workout delivery, assessments or failed-payment recovery notices. That is most useful to businesses with recurring inquiries and follow-up work; smaller operators with few leads may not gain as much from the automation layer.

Landing pages and ecommerce tools support sales of digital fitness products and other services or products. Custom-branded apps extend the same client-facing presence to iOS, Android and the web, rather than limiting the experience to a browser.

Operations and client management

The business toolset covers session scheduling, a client portal, goals and progress, payments and billing, group coaching, forms and assessments, kiosk mode, mobile check-in and attendance reports. Multi-location support makes the package more relevant to operators running several facilities. These functions favor businesses replacing separate booking, attendance and coaching systems; a simple website project would not need this operational scope.

Payments infrastructure is PCI Level 1 compliant. Clients can connect Garmin, Fitbit, MyFitnessPal, Strava, Withings, Polar and Coros, among other wearable apps. API access can be requested through an account representative, with pricing based on intended usage, so integrations suit organizations with a clear technical or data workflow rather than casual experimentation.

Pricing

Exercise.com for Business has custom pricing; the company asks prospective customers to request a quote and publishes no numeric plan prices. The package includes the business functions described above, but the cost, commercial terms and any usage allowances must be established during the sales process. That approach can accommodate a multi-location gym or a growing coaching operation, while buyers who need to compare monthly costs immediately will find the process less convenient.

Platforms

Exercise.com Websites supports web, iOS and Android. Branded apps and the web portal cover client access, while mobile check-in and kiosk mode address facility attendance workflows. Wearable connections broaden tracking options for clients already using supported devices and services.

Who it's for

Choose it when a gym, studio, coach, influencer, sports team or similar fitness business needs a branded website tied to leads, bookings, coaching, payments and attendance. Multi-location operators and businesses selling digital products have particularly strong reasons to consider it. It is less suitable for a buyer seeking a low-cost brochure site, a transparent subscription, or a narrowly focused scheduling tool.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Website, client portal, scheduling, billing, assessments and attendance can operate within one business platform.
• Pro: Automated email, SMS and in-app follow-up can connect lead capture with workout delivery and payment recovery.
• Pro: Custom apps for iOS, Android and web support a branded member experience.
• Pro: Multi-location support, kiosk mode and mobile check-in address larger or facility-based operations.
• Con: Pricing is quote-only, making upfront comparison difficult.
• Con: API access requires an account representative and usage-based pricing, which adds a sales step for custom integrations.

Alternatives

For a broader market comparison, see Gym App Builder Software or Gym Marketing Software. Buyers focused on attendance can review Gym Check-In Software, while appointment-led practices may prefer Personal Trainer Scheduling Software or Class Scheduling Software. Coaching-specific options are collected in Coaching Software.

PushPress is worth choosing when a freemium model and a free plan matter; its Free plan has no monthly fees, with transaction charges. ABC Trainerize suits a coach starting with a free, one-client Basic plan and paid monthly growth tiers. My PT Hub is an alternative for trainers wanting a free trial and a Starter plan priced at $22.50 per month when paid annually.

SharkFit offers free individual meal and workout logging, with quoted business pricing for branded gym apps. GymKonex provides freemium plans with location, staff and member limits. EGYM Branded Member App is a paid, mobile-focused branded app with custom Pro pricing. Funxtion FXMOBILE is a paid option for exercise content and API-led deployments. Shredeo uses custom quotes based on gym size and setup.

Verdict

Exercise.com Websites is a strong fit for an established fitness business that wants its branded site, client services and operational workflows connected, especially across multiple locations or online and in-person offerings. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the quote-only pricing: organizations needing a simple product, a narrow feature set or immediate cost transparency will find more direct alternatives.